HERE - Movie Review

[@ToddsDiscGolf]

Whether they succeed or not, I really appreciate movies that try new things in a medium where it’s not easy to try new things

[@michaelgreene4816]

LIKE JOKER FOLIE A DEUX.

[@TheConorsmithusa]

@@michaelgreene4816 no

[@RR-kh9fv]

@@michaelgreene4816no that was just lack of trying

[@OutsiderLabs]

@@michaelgreene4816 They tried and they failed

[@yourmomlovespenis]

Couldn't agree more.

[@predetor911]

The cameraman had the easiest job in the world in this movie 😂

[@jayferguson9968]

'Set it up right about... There! Okay, Jimmy: You can go home, now.' Something like that? :)

[@blackguyofthesouth2161]

Or the hardest. Having to keep the camera from movie for every shot

[@ThatDudeRightThere]

His name? Pod. Tri Pod.

[@brenz244]

Such a relief for them! Camera Man: Atlast! Stretches arms. Sighhhh~

[@chrismeandyou]

he had to guard it 24 hours a day from moving. hardest camera job ever

[@DEML91]

Answer to the last question is Tron Legacy, generic hero story but the way the world is presented and how the sound track enhances it makes the movie feel so unique.

[@rubendacostaesilva8442]

And that was the reason why it "bombed". I really liked the movie, and also enjoyed another Disney release that "bombed", "John Carter". Both movies were released during the phase 1 of the MCU, and while the not original MCU movies were braking bank, the "original" (not so original, but less known to the global audience) stuff didn't deliver the expected return. And that's the problem with movies these days. Movie studios are now risk averse Wall Street traded companies, that burn millions of dollars, expecting huge returns. And that is ruining the industry. Tron Legacy made 400M, John Carter 285M. These shouldn't be considered "bombs", that's still a lot of money. Sorry about the rant...

[@jamescampbell8482]

You nailed it

[@TJ_ax]

Such an awesome movie I try to watch it every year, one of the best soundtracks of all time

[@15thobserver]

Would honestly love to see another studio give that franchise a shot. Maybe Miramax or Legendary? But keep disney/snyder/amazon 10 trillion leagues from that project please!

[@HyraxusPrimus]

Top Gun: Maverick (same director, I believe) is kind of the same thing. Very simple premise we've seen before, but the way it's filmed and what they did with the planes and the characters made it feel very fresh.

[@POPINCONEJO88]

I'm 36 I saw this movie yesterday in theaters I was the only one innthe theaters who wasn't a senior citizen lol I thought it was adorable how so many elderly couples came to see this movie and you can hear them talk to each other about it. What I loved about this movie is that it never really straight up tells you what year it is, based on the furniture, clothing, vehicles in the yard, and what's going on you can pretty much pick up like ok we in the 1900s, 1930s, 1950s, 1980s, 2000s which which I absolutely loved. This is one of my favorite movies of the year it's such a beautiful movie about life.

[@RoachOverlord]

They do tell you that it's 2003 during the New Years scene. And the news of Pearl Harbor on the radio indicates that it's 1941 (the inventor also predicts 1942 will be a good year). But other than that, yeah, it's pretty vague.

[@joshjacks2837]

Same theater experience. Same vibe as watching The Holdovers around the same time last year.

[@geniepyt3123]

Agreed. It was a very beautiful movie.

[@Saml01]

Nostalgia is a very strong feeling and it's hard to capture that on screen.

[@fdov4]

Senior Citizen mi ass, you’re in your prime mister. Thank you for your delightful opinion.

[@AnkitGupta-u1n]

My go-to film 'reviewer' - Jeremy Jahns! Keep going, brother! 🔥

[@johnnycotton3217]

Jeremy and 3C films for me

[@Iggystar71]

Mine too!!!

[@thespian2494]

1917. Take away the “whole movie is one continuous shot” gimmick, and it’s just another war movie. But the execution made it truly unique and engaging, you felt like you were right there with the soldiers.

[@r.p.5140]

And truly it's not a one shot movie, but a collection of long takes.

[@joshualaster9779]

One of my favorite movies

[@EzeICE]

@@r.p.5140 Yes agreed. There's actually ONE strong cut in the entire film. But otherwise brilliantly executed.

[@BenSkyLakewood]

So why are overall reviews so bad? I ask because I want to see it but reviews and box office keeps me away.

[@JoakimOtamaa]

​@@BenSkyLakewoodBwcause critics are idiots. It's one of the finest war movies I've seen in 30 years.

[@peterg1044]

Good to see Forrest and Jennie back together again

[@ninjanibba4259]

They are toxic

[@JohnWick-yw4oo]

This is like a what if Forrest Gump was normal and lived in the city.

[@elphbwckd212]

Nobody wanted that.

[@roscojenkins7451]

What if Jenny didn't give Forrest Gump AIDS and an AIDS baby that wasn't actually his and also she didn't die of AIDS?​@@JohnWick-yw4oo

[@wtm121]

@@ninjanibba4259 Jenny is still Toxic not Forrest

[@uygarArabul]

Chronicle was a film like that. Its a blend of found footage and superhero/sci-fi, which adds the realism of the former to the excitement of the latter to produce a unique feel

[@ninjanibba4259]

This is nothing like Chronicle and it’s not found footage

[@uygarArabul]

​​​@@ninjanibba4259 5:24 i was replying to that

[@AscendantStoic]

@@ninjanibba4259 Chronicle is absolutely a found-footage movie, you clearly haven't seen the movie in a long time, also it's not about it being like Here, it's about unique movies .. and it definitely is quite unique, we haven't seen any movie try to combine found footage with superheroes before.

[@ninjanibba4259]

@@AscendantStoic I’m not talking about Chronicle

[@AscendantStoic]

@@ninjanibba4259 Oh, ok ... makes sense .. it seemed for a sec you are claiming Chronicle isn't a found footage movie, anyways .. you are still missing the point of OPs comment.

[@heyitsaln]

The whole people dying and giving up on your dreams in same spot deeply shook me.

[@MT_Abyss]

My mom and I left speechless. Wonderful movie.

[@AlexanderSalas-l6f]

You're mom goes to college!!!!!

[@ryanspurgeon4841]

Never had a movie left me speechless, I doubt this gimmick will do it either....

[@mattfisher6901]

@@ryanspurgeon4841they wasn’t talking to you bubbas.

[@geniepyt3123]

Same. I actually cried.

[@imnotsqiddy]

Your Yucatan Asteroid point is definitely something I was thinking the moment it happened, especially as we learn this is New England.

[@RyoHazuki224]

Hey, this could be the perspective of a south-ward facing view, and maybe it was enough to see this massive asteroid streaking overhead, and the blast from the impact was just that great! I dunno.

[@dougmaclean8947]

I dunno, I haven't seen it but maybe it was debris caused by the meteor, not the meteor itself.

[@ZEROGRAVITY80]

Yeah, in all the asteroid movies. The big one breaks apart after entering our atmosphere and rains down smaller fragments all over.

[@OverlordZephyros]

yes the asteroid impacted the Yucatan peninsula ... BUT when it did it trow TONS of material into space and atmosphere and eventually all that rained down on earth like many smaller asteroid impacts, that intro probably was one of those

[@EverettBurger]

The meteor took out all of the Rs. That's why the letter isn't pronounced here

[@800Ms-k6n]

Film crew : *Bumps tripod* Zemeckis and Hanks : "NOOOOOOOOO!!!!!" 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@PatSTYG]

Robin Wright: (smokes a cigarette)....

[@ChannelVortex]

Spare camera maybe xD

[@rhetiq9989]

I wanna see a behind the scenes reel on how the prehistoric film crew took turns over the decade until eventually Zemeckis took over

[@abbashaider8668]

I bet the camera was probably anchored into the ground with barbed wires around it

[@OkayYaraman]

@@rhetiq9989Zemeckis did that part himself actually. He used the DeLorean he stole from the BTTF set. 😂

[@samfrito]

Jeremy's leather jacket is the equivalent to Here.

[@dreadpiraterobertsnumba5]

I love the ending. I have numerous personal experiences with family members going through dementia, and I can safely say that this IS an accurate depiction of what happens when they finally remember something close to them. It's like they come back to life, regain consciousness. It's beautiful in a bittersweet kind of way, and I feel like the film portrays it perfectly.

[@shawnhilliard]

This reminds me of what they did in A Ghost Story.

[@360.Tapestry]

yup. and each time, it still feels just a little pretentious

[@omnitrix1992]

A Ghost Story is amazing.

[@nikmona1288]

"Warrior" is the best example of a movie that I've seen 100x but somehow seemed better and more unique than all the other viewings. Sports drama, fighting movie, training montage, underdog story, martial arts tournament, brothers at odds...all the cliches were there, but something about it just makes it stand out as better than the rest.

[@360.Tapestry]

that would be creed for me, and it was because ryan coogler's direction

[@rashodmasters4299]

Warrior is literally one of my top 5 movies of all time and I didnt realize how generic it was until I read your comment 😂

[@nikmona1288]

@@rashodmasters4299 It's one of my favorites!

[@EmeraldFigment]

“Here” is based on a graphic novel that was really innovative in its story telling. If you google it, you can find the original version online. For a movie based on a comic/graphic novel, it is successful where others fail in sticking to the source concept. From Wikipedia: "Here" is a 6-page comics story by Richard McGuire published in 1989, and expanded into a 304-page graphic novel in 2014. The concept of "Here" (in both versions) is to show the same location in space at different points in time, ranging from the primordial past to thousands of years in the future.

[@AnimeBronx]

The movie is awful.

[@NaldoLewis-gw4gw]

Jeremy just got me intrigued... I'm gonna watch

[@MrMaxwell]

The great significance of the passage of time truly does have such a great significance when it comes to how time passes

[@jeydoubleyew]

Nice to see a positive reaction. The negative reviews where saddening me because I think this looks really good. January 2025 UK though 😤

[@jaskiniamestwa]

The significance of the passage of time.

[@tedfarabee3095]

😂

[@ajpend]

Yes.

[@OkayYaraman]

Del Toro’s Pinocchio. There’s been many so many adaptations of this story, two other ones in that same year funny enough, yet Del Toro’s excellent execution of it stood out and deservedly took home the Oscar for it!

[@TopsideCrisis346]

This feels like the kind of movie my wife and I should go on a date for. I have a feeling I'll be bawling my eyes out at the end, but it'll be worth it. 😂

[@geniepyt3123]

Give it a try! 😊

[@Bayareasuperfans]

The movie is really sad at the end

[@DonBakke]

The 1960 version of The Time Machine did the passage of time focused on one location very well

[@nickchilds3155]

I picked this book up in high school one day I was skipping class to smoke weed and I walked to a library found this book, I really truly loved it. Very interested to see it executed as a movie

[@shinigamiusagi4463]

This is the earliest I’ve ever been to one of his videos and it’s all thanks to the algorithm

[@uphillracer]

Robin Wright - underrated!

[@jeaninehicks2907]

She did well in Here

[@ajpend]

Yes, she is underrated.

[@RN23234]

My wife and I saw it yesterday and enjoyed it. As always Jeremy’s review was spot on. I for one am glad to see original movies trying something new instead of reboots and sequels.

[@ErinUnderwood]

Oh, I love the play comment, Jeremy. That's a fascinating observation. .... but I gotta admit, I went to the Heretic press screening instead of Here (and loved it! Go see Heretic!!! Yay!) 💥

[@ConnerNielsen6]

I didn’t dislike this movie, but I thought it was pretty shallow. Enjoyable in the moment, but I don’t think I’ll remember much about it in a week. My answer to your question in Boyhood

[@jeaninehicks2907]

Agreed! The movie was “alright”…a bit of a let down. I was really expecting something spectacular based on the concept of the ‘stationary camera’

[@jennybee42]

Idk how I knew nothing about this movie but I want to go see it. Tom Hanks and Robin Wright are so great together, it'll be nice to see them in a movie again.

[@matthewkincanon9674]

One of my college classmates did a play similar to this called Dinner where it showed a couple’s first date and depicts their lives until they grow old. It all takes place at a dinner table and it was really interesting

[@waltkuiland9341]

Looking forward to your review of Conclave.

[@CocoonCast-Rebekah]

Yeah, that's one I think Jeremy would like

[@TwilaMcFly]

2:54 I literally showed up half an hour late stressing that I would miss the first couple of minutes and I had enough time to buy popcorn and use the bathroom 😂

[@virgiliomartinezerickson8044]

4:36 even if the movie is an adaptation, at least is not a sequel or remake from a well established movie IP

[@jonathantefft2902]

A movie I always wish more people saw and talked about is The Vanishing of Sidney Hall. On surface level it's a pretty standard story on the potential dangers of rising in fame at a young age. But what makes it stand out is how it is not linear and keeps jumping around 3 different times in Sidney's life and becomes like an unconventional mystery thriller as we discover the life choices and events that got him to where he is. And Logan Lerman plays the 3 different ages fantastically! I love this movie!

[@uniqueaap]

I don't even care about this movie. I'm just a fan of Jeremy 😅

[@howardroark3736]

💯

[@rockstar2012r]

Agreed

[@MovieWorldPlus]

LOVED this movie and the ending - glad to see you enjoying it too! Unlike all the critics out there - it’s absolutely cute - but also heavy and ballsy. Respect

[@robertlopez918]

I got tickets for today. I was on the fence about going but I think I could go for a good time no alcohol required 😊

[@jeaninehicks2907]

Did you like the movie?

[@TheRealGSmith]

Based on your description alone, this reminds me a lot of A GHOST STORY. Which I really liked. And I could completely understand if others hated it.

[@michaelroberts3898]

Cyrano de Bergerac, made in 1950, with an Oscar winning performance by José Ferrer. I saw this as a teen in the late 80s. It’s been my favorite film, book, and play ever since. The dialogue is amazing. There’s great humor in the film. Describing ass kissing social climbers, Cyrano says he notes how they go about making friends, the way a dog makes friends. There’s drama. Describing honor, My soul be satisfied with flowers, with weeds, with the thorns even, but let me gather them in the one garden I can call my own. There’s romance of course. The love poetry is brilliant. It’s the centerpiece of the work. Cyrano is the archetypal lover doomed to miss out on his true love, but will still love her all the same. Perfect.

[@Gape-p6v]

One of those movies I know won’t do well financially but man is it touching and definitely leave the theater more inspired to reach my full potential

[@joeydang6047]

“Searching” with John cho was great! I was shocked at how well the movie got me zoned in and emotionally invested

[@patrickrobinsob1464]

I was glad how you brought it up this movie was in fact based on a graphic novel. I actually read it a year ago I think and while it was good I didn’t see the need for a movie adaption.

[@derek96720]

I loved the graphic novel and immediately wondered if they were connected. But I agree that it didn't need a movie

[@CamiloSanchez1979]

It's interesting because time doesn't really exist. It's simple an aggregate of memories and records that tell us about the past but in itself we are yet to reconcile the plank time with the relativistic aspect that makes us feel we are ...here.

[@ajpend]

Yes.

[@vincentcastor5978]

Having the house burn down at the end would have been an epic emotional ending that people would be talking about.

[@Mech299]

This movie feels like an indie auteur movie made with a highly decorated all-star filmmaker bringing a unique vision to life with all the benefit of their experience. I honestly think that's what it is, even though I'll admit that I haven't seen the film. It has that feel of an experiment, something that the director doesn't know if it'll work, but is so confident in their abilities and their vision that they MADE it work. Also? The meteor that killed the dinosaurs struck the Yukatan Peninsula, yeah, but it raised so much dust and debris and broke up enough in the atmosphere that it's not like it's the only thing that hit the earth. Give it a few degrees of give and some of the debris that came off that asteroid would have drifted northward and hit the east coast of the USA. We don't really know, but I find it perfectly fine, especially since if we saw the actual exact asteroid? The screen would've just been a bright white flash for several seconds as the energy dispersed into the environment, followed by a wave of brown dust and earth as the ground rippled like a wave. We clearly didn't see the actual asteroid, just some debris, in this movie. HOWEVER, this is clearly dramatic license anyway, because the asteroid that killed the dinos would've streaked by so fast that we'd never be able to see it. We'd just see a bright flash and a line in the sky as it passed overhead, then the boom in the distance and then another flash of light. So I'm not upset at all by this, it's just kinda fun.

[@AlexanderSalas-l6f]

You haven't seen it?? Then I suggest you zip it!!!!!!

[@divineintervention8734]

Tom Hanks is my favorite actor. Hands down

[@johnnybanana8562]

You will change your mind in time...

[@Werewolf.with.Internet.Access]

Epstein liked him too

[@sassycaterpillar6631]

It was a really humbling experience. Loved the many plots that were themetically connected as well as tied together in some way or another. Made me reflect on how our vision of happiness may change with time and how our own fears may push us to lose what and who make us happy.

[@zachfoster1847]

I know what you mean about houses being a character in the story too. I feel like Haunting of Hill House really nailed that. There are several other examples, of course, but I feel like every good haunted house movie has the house as a character as well. I was interested to see this movie and am now even more intrigued. I'll have to go check this out.

[@ajpend]

The Haunting of Hill House, the Netflix miniseries, is one of the best TV shows ever made, and one of the best takes of a ‘haunted’ house in audio/visual media.

[@zachfoster1847]

@@ajpend agree 100%. It's a show that I can watch over and over again because it's just that good. And that atmosphere of the house never gets old. :)

[@RoastTheCritics]

Makes me excited to see this. Zemeckis experimented with one man on an island for 2 hours - and no music until the end.

[@smallspace7]

speaking of places that seem to take a role in a movie Wind river was that to me in every single scene you feel the presence of the town

[@hulkfan97]

I absolutely loved Wind River

[@lionidas4902]

Promps to the cameraman who was filming that shot since the dinosaurs died. Now that's commitment.

[@chuckberry1240]

I’m to the point where even when I know I’m not going to watch a movie I still click to here Jeremy talk about it 🤷🏾‍♂️🤣🤣

[@directedbyxanderjones8329]

The meteor that killed the dinosaurs had smaller chunks that broke off and landed in other parts of the continent.

[@rhetiq9989]

When the credits rolled I saw someone literally named “Jeremy Johns” working on it and I knew right away what I had to do after that.

[@felipe30381]

what binds us is both the ups and downs. if you're focused on just the downs, look in a different direction every now and then. might enjoy what you see

[@ajpend]

Yes.

[@ihaveanunorigionalname]

the camera is stationary in reference to the axis of rotation for the earth so in the prehistoric shot the land is different but the camera doesn't move so the Yucatan peninsula as you say it shifts with the plates as they move. in other words think of the camera being locked to a longitude and latitude vs locked to a spot on the ground

[@jonathanmaner1157]

Bring back the hour and a half blockbuster!! It wasn’t bad, not sure if it’ll be something I’d watch again but I enjoyed it.

[@Obscur888]

Forrest Gump + Cloud Atlas = Here

[@xGP90]

Nah this is a legendary collab

[@KendallChristiansonYT]

I'm surprised he didn't touch on how "theatrical" a lot of the acting felt, which robs the film of its human touch and made it feel more artificial.

[@jeaninehicks2907]

The CGI was quite noticeable

[@Skeletal33]

The reviews have been SAVAGE. Tearing it apart

[@ashleyb.8217]

It’s a sign of the times (the negativity). The movie was good.

[@ayushtibrewala535]

I just love hearing to you! U feel so genuine, passionate and for a lack of better word, happy

[@MoikaloopTV]

There is an animated shortfilm called Resilience that does a similar gimmick in a very fun (and short) way. I think it was a cal arts student short.

[@alexsummers1]

“Here” was the nap I needed that day.

[@mohshad]

The Gentleman - like many other action movies we've seen but executed perfectly and feels unique.

[@Sam19509]

If you’re a Tom Hanks Fan you will love the movie. If your a casual fan or not a fan you will be like this movie is all over the place while the setting is always inside the same House.😂😂

[@InkSlinger20]

Momento, my introduction to Nolan films. I love how the time-line is broken up, but it feels like the story is told in the correct order

[@Paul20661]

We are *HERE* for you Jeremy ❤

[@iamtimfoley]

4:53 I actually do think about this. In particular with the house my grandparents lived in. I spent all my summers there with them when I was growing up. It's a very special house to me. My grandmother passed away peacefully in that home in 1995. I really want to see this movie because I do wonder about these things. For that reason, I think I will like this movie despite all the negative reviews it's getting.

[@walkswithgus8391]

Glad Jeremy reviewed this. IGN gave it a 5 and bashed it down. I’m just waiting for a feel good movie and this seems to fill the spot

[@DavidMartinez-ce3lp]

Same

[@josephaaron4985]

I'm glad Jeremy is always on the objective side of making movie reviews, and there's nothing politically biased. He just speaks his mind like he always has👌

[@CharlesRBiggs]

Love your reviews! They're very, very helpful. You have a real gift.

[@ENTERtheCREATOR]

There was an episode of Supernatural filmed entirely from the perspective of the car, and I thought it was really cool.

[@DavidMartinez-ce3lp]

What Season was that?

[@LadyDragonRain2225]

​@@DavidMartinez-ce3lp Season 11, Episode 4. The episode is just called "Baby." It's freaking awesome.

[@DavidMartinez-ce3lp]

@@LadyDragonRain2225 oh, that explains it. Pretty sure I stopped watching by then lol

[@chahinehamitouche3294]

Awesome review as always, Jeremy! I don't know if you saw Terrifier 3, but I remember you saying you liked slasher movies and gore. This movie might be for ya !

[@Dudja]

Another great review Jeremy ❤

[@alisterfolson]

It sounds like Disney's ride The Carousel of Progress come to life

[@Chikster11]

This is a movie that I’ll watch on my iPad over the course of a week, while making dinner. Pretty boring, but the acting will entice me for a bit. Thanks for the review!

[@LTJfan]

Robert Zemeckis, still an amazing director

[@hulkfan97]

I just saw Beowulf for the first time a year ago and loved it. Criminally underrated and gorey as fuck. I was not expecting that at all. But damn. My favorite movie by him is Who Framed Roger Rabbit. Back to the Future is just okay imo. I love part 2 way more. I still need to see Death Becomes Her and Used Cars.

[@ninjanibba4259]

Not

[@Dragonfury3000]

If you say so

[@Dragonfury3000]

​@@hulkfan97beowulf was a snoozefest for me.

[@zillauniverse7208]

Beowulf, Christmas Carol, Welcome To Marwen, The Witches and Pinocchio beg to differ

[@b.a.p.2731]

Jeremy, your hair much like Sam Malone’s, is a majestic. Also… 5:43 Seymour 💥👊🤚

[@greenman5255]

My parents built the house I was born and raised in and my mom still lives in the house, sooooooooo...no movie required.

[@veritanuda]

Looks interesting and unique, so I think I will check it out. Thanks. Two other movies that come to mind of being unique experiences are Before Sunrise (1995) and Russian Ark (2002) Thanks for the review.

[@martinivancan1341]

Havent seen the film... but thematically it sounds like its pretty simmilar to A Ghost Story (which i loved).

[@Nick64266]

I actually think Godzilla vs Kong did this well. I know most think of it was just dumb fun. And while the story or script wasn’t exactly anything original, I just loved how the film went on. I actually got really invested in the whole story. With the whole Hollow Earth and the Apex investigation. Plus the fights were incredible!

[@chrismanley1701]

So many Star Trek references in this review!!! ‘Times Arrow’, ‘Best of Both Worlds’ and the Enterprise ❤

[@blackacezero7779]

While I'm not familiar with the guy behind this film, I do feel this is a Tour De Force film. It's a very Artsy film that's swinging for an award.

[@bigjsquare1988]

In regards to Jeremy's question at the end I'll throw out Searching and Missing. As for this film...it's fine. I just saw it today as a double feature with Michael Keaton's Goodrich, which was miles better. This film...I wasn't emotionally attached at all and there were way too many times that scenes would transition super quickly into something else. It was jarring. Jeremy nailed it. The inventor guy definitely won the life lottery compared to everyone else in this film. I don't hate myself for seeing it, but definitely glad that I saw this film first today before I saw Goodrich.

[@ajpend]

Are you tongue-in-cheek saying “Beetlejuice”?

[@bigjsquare1988]

@ajpend nope lol

[@ajpend]

@@bigjsquare1988 oh, it’s the dad trying to be a father. 🙂

[@JosephDutra]

La La Land is one I can think of. The story itself is pretty generic but the execution is so well done that it doesn’t even matter. The musical aspect of is what makes it so unique and Damien Chazelle does a great job bringing it to life.

[@bgko91880]

The sequel will be called THERE and it'll just move a little down the road

[@bgko91880]

So what you're saying is this film's not going to win for best cinematography?

[@tyefr78]

This reminds me of Ghost Story

[@Movypro23]

“This holiday season, Tom hanks! Robin wright! And introducing block of space!” 😎🤘🏼🌟🏠

[@kvulcan8034]

Just wondering if you might be able to do a review on a movie called Knox goes away please (or Assasins plan here in Australia) Love your channel :)

[@MikePouch]

Breaks my heart that this review makes no mention of the fact this is based on a graphic novel. (No fault to Jeremy as the marketing made no reference to this.) But man, do yourself a favor and read it - I found it emotion, profound, and really shows the strengths of the medium.

[@lordofthereels6790]

I keep wishing Zemeckis would make a Silver Age/60's set Flash movie. Dude's shown he can do a period piece, loves people (Run Forrest) running and time travel. The cornerstone of The Flash plus Barry always had the Marty McFly "golly gee shucks" vibe to him IMO & it being in the 60's could be interesting for a cop Barry teaming up with hippie Wally West Flashes

[@ajpend]

(Back to the Future started in the ‘50s.)

[@android521]

Jeremy is a professional film editor at this point with how much he talks about cutting the run time in every review 😂

[@drewmcgill5290]

Nice to see you promoting the film you produced apparently ;p

[@r.e.d.podcasting]

I did a review on the movie. I felt as though it didn't make sense for Paul Bettany to be the father of Tom Hanks', Tom Hanks should've been the father. Tom Hanks is older in real life by 15 years. Maybe it was because they wanted Tom Hanks to be on screen for the final shot......I didn't love how the family life was depicted, not raising your child, and spoiling a kid doesn't really bring structure to the film emotionally. Many moments were rushed so that wasn't fun. I appreciated the uniqueness of the squares for scene changes, but the fact that they briefly mentioned Covid, and didn't dive into the story of the African American family leaving so many loop holes that you could not be connected too certain character developments was tough, a bit overcrowded. It was definitely worth the 37% rotten tomatoes, I do believe that people who grew up in a house and have history with a home such as this would feel something for the film, other then that.....the entire film being in one place for the movie kind of tired me out after about 45 minutes into the film. Maybe if you just want to see a reuniting of the cast of Forrest Gump...it could work.

[@PaulyGolightly]

The Yucatan peninsula?? Nah bro, it was in Manhattan, if super Mario bros is to be believed. Which, it is 5:10